By Anonymous - 05/11/2009 22:14 - United States

Today, I finally finished my art project, which was worth 50% of my quarterly grade. I came in first period to give it to my professor. When she turned to look at it, her elbow hit her coffee and spilled it all over the canvas. I got 60%. She said I would have had a 100%, except for the giant coffee stain. FML
I agree, your life sucks 63 651
You deserved it 3 495

Same thing different taste

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Bud_fml 16

Complain to the school You failbecausez she's uncoordinated? Not right

tell her to give you a hundred or you'll report her for vandalism

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Okay that pisses me off. I had a similar situation. I worked on my project which was suppose to be either a flower pot or cookie jar. I did a mix of a Goomba (mushroom guy from Mario) and a smurf. When I had finally sculpted it perfectly, I asked if I should cut the hat off first (which was the cookie jar lid) or paint it then cut. She told me to PAINT first. When I was finished, the clay had hardened too much. Had we cut it, the thing would have all broke. She then said, "don't worry I won't effect you on this. It was my fault", fully acknowledging it was her fault. She gave me fifty-something. I WAS PISSED!! On my marking sheet it said...."this was a cookie jar/flower pot assignment, yours is neither"

cartoonelvis 0

Yeah, that sucks. Your art teacher obviously smokes way too much crack. Can't do much about that, I'm afraid.

caamm 0

smokes crack? i didnt even know that was possible

OhLawd 0

I call bullshit on this. If this really happened, you wouldn't have just taken the 60, its her fault dumbass

Brooklynxman 0

that's complete bs, that would NOT be allowed. take it up.

Surely they can make an allowance for that? She should step up and say it was her fault and mark it without the stain. I'd dispute it. If she said you deserved 100 you should get 100!! Good luck.

what!?! that can't be allowed! dispute the grade with the school

nd131262 0

This is certainly fake. If the teacher spilt the coffee, then why would they mark down your grade because of it. As for suing for a good grade as suggested, which court do you sue for grades in?